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Trends in the Development of Modern Linguistics in the Age of Globalization Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ» Belgorod State University Belarusian State University TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN LINGUISTICS IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION Materials of the III international scientific conference on October 17–18, 2017 Prague 2017 1 Trends in the development of modern linguistics in the age of globalization : materials of the III international scientific conference on October 17–18, 2017. – Prague : Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ», 2017. – 55 p. – ISBN 978-80-7526-238-7 ORGANISING COMMITTEE: Vasily V. Lipich, doctor of philological sciences, professor of Belgorod State University. Serdobintseva Elena, doctor of philological sciences, professor of the Penza State University. Irina I. Skachkova, candidate of philological sciences, associate professor of the Volgograd branch of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation. Olga Yu. Shimanskaya, candidate of philological sciences, assistant professor of English language department of Belarusian State University. Ilona G. Doroshina, candidate of psychological sciences, assistant professor, the chief man- ager of the Science Publishing Center «Sociosphere». Authors are responsible for the accuracy of cited publications, facts, figures, quotations, statistics, proper names and other information. These Conference Proceedings combines materials of the conference – research papers and thesis reports of scientific workers and professors. It examines trends in the development of modern linguistics in the age of globalization. Some articles deal with theoretical problems of mod- ern linguistics. A number of articles are covered language as a socio-cultural organism. Some arti- cles are devoted to intercultural communication and linguistic identity. Authors are also interested in Training native and foreign languages in a multicultural space. UDC 81 ISBN 978-80-7526-238-7 The edition is included into Russian Science Citation Index. © Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ», 2017. © Group of authors, 2017. 2 CONTENTS I. THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF MODERN LINGUISTICS Gordey O. V. Metaphtonymy of joy and happiness in the Belarusian language ........................... 5 Булыгина Е. Г., Глебова Ю. С. Структурно-семантические характеристики лексических единиц со значением ‘tree’ в современном английском языке ........................................ 8 Варламова В. В. Характеристика глаголов действия и глаголов состояния в современном русском языке ................................................................................ 13 Зиновьева М. А. Место и функции урбанонимов в ономастическом пространстве топонимики ................................................................................................................. 16 Минец Д. В. Морфологический анализатор текста: из опыта разработки .......................... 19 II. LANGUAGE AS A SOCIO-CULTURAL ORGANISM Абдурахманова П. М. Обращения к детям, функционирующие в семейном дискурсе, как средство выражения национальной культуры ............................................ 23 Волкова Е. В. Частотные компоненты в структуре наименований отелей и гостиниц г. Лондона .................................................................................................................... 26 III. INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND LINGUISTIC IDENTITY Лядская А. Е. Роль языковой личности в межкультурной коммуникации ........................... 29 Попова И. С. Речевводящие глаголы комментариев на англоязычных Интернет-форумах .................................................................................................... 32 3 IV. TRAINING NATIVE AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN A MULTICULTURAL SPACE Попова И. С. Использование комментариев Интернет-форумов на уроках английского языка ...................................................................................................... 35 V. THE LANGUAGE AND STYLE OF LITERARY WORK Горушкина А. В. Интертекст в заголовках поэтических текстов (на материале «Живого журнала» Али Кудряшевой) ...................................... 38 Сайдазимова У. Т. Особенности воспроизведения природы в корейской прозе XVII–XVIII веков ....................................................................................................... 40 Сараева И. В. Семантика сравнительных оборотов в романе Ф. М. Достоевского «Братья Карамазовы» ............................................................................................... 45 План международных конференций, проводимых вузами России, Азербайджана, Армении, Болгарии, Белоруссии, Казахстана, Узбекистана и Чехии на базе Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ» в 2017–2018 годах ........................................................................ 49 Информация о научных журналах ................................................................. 52 Издательские услуги НИЦ «Социосфера» – Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ» ................................................................................... 53 Publishing service of the science publishing center «Sociosphere» – Vědecko vydavatelské centrum «Sociosféra-CZ» .............................................. 54 4 I. THEORETICAL PROBLEMS OF MODERN LINGUISTICS METAPHTONYMY OF JOY AND HAPPINESS IN THE BELARUSIAN LANGUAGE O. V. Gordey Undergraduate student, Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus Summary. This paper analyzes the metaphtonymic projection displaying emotions of joy and happiness by means of non-verbal communication in the Belarusian language. The object of the study are idioms that reflect the emotional state of a person by means of non-verbal communication. The study is based on the conceptual English metaphors, defined by J. Lakoff, M. Johnson, Z. Kövecses et al. Key words: metaphor; metonymy; metaphtonymy; emotion. Like each of the fundamental emotions, joy has unique characteristics. Joy is expressed though smiling and laughter, easily recognized signs of enjoy- ment [2, p. 134]. According to Belarusian phraseological units, a person who experiences pleasure and joy should: выскаляць зубы (grin), сушыць зубы (dry one’s teeth), зубы грэць на сонцы (sun one’s teeth), прадаваць зубы (sell one’s teeth), на ўсе застаўкі смяяцца (laugh wide and loud), на ўсе трыццаць два зубы (with all thirty-two teeth), на ўвесь рот смяяцца (yawn with one’s mouth open wide), у кулак смяяцца (laugh behind one’s hand), у рукаў смяяцца (laugh in one’s sleeve), надрываць жывот ад смеху (incise one’s stomach), качацца ад смеху (swing with laughter), паехаць ад смеху (ride with laughter), паміраць са смеху (die from laughter), бакі рваць ад смеху (incise one’s body), also вясёлыя чорцікі скачуць у вачах (funny little devils are jumping in one’s eyes) and рот да вушэй (have one’s mouth to the ears), etc. A major metaphor conceptualizing happiness is HAPPINESS OR JOY IS A FLUID IN A CONTAINER, which in turn comes from a more general – THE EMOTION IS A FLUID IN A CONTAINER, e.g. бакі рваць ад смеху, надрываць жывот ад смеху, паміраць са смеху, вясёлыя чорцікі скачуць у вачах, where the containers are the body, stomach and eyes. 5 Figure 1 – Interaction of conceptual metaphor HAPPINESS OR JOY IS A FLUID IN A CONTAINER and metonymy Z. Kövecses claims that the metaphorical concept of joy in English is – HAPPY IS LIGHT [3, p. 24]. The same is about Belarusian language. Вясёлыя чорцікі скачуць у вачах – these expression is motivated by the experiential basis underlying it. When one becomes happy, his or her complex- ion and eyes turn brighter. The brightness is then an assumed expressive re- sponse observed in happiness. The light appears to derive from the internal en- ergy characteristic of a happy person [1, p. 2392]. This example of the interaction between metaphor and physiological metonymy is discussed below. Figure 2 – Interaction of conceptual metaphor HAPPY IS LIGHT and metonymy. The link between emotions and physiological symptoms reflects certain metonymic mappings and the cause-effect relationship. That’s why Z. Kövecses 6 and G. Lakoff (1987) have postulated a general metonymic principle: THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AN EMOTION STAND FOR THE EMO- TION [1, p. 2385]. Figure 3 – Interaction of conceptual metaphor THE EFFECTS OF AN EMOTION STAND FOR THE EMOTION and metonymy. The Belarusian phraseological units have been reviewed through the range of conceptual English metaphors, defined by J. Lakoff, M. Johnson, Z. Kövecses et al. Among the most appropriate for Belarusian language are HAPPINESS OR JOY IS A FLUID IN A CONTAINER, HAPPY IS LIGHT, THE PHYSIOLOG- ICAL EFFECTS OF AN EMOTION STAND FOR THE EMOTION. Bibliography 1. Ding, F. The Interaction between Metaphor and Metonymy in Emotion Category / Fangfang Ding // Theory and Practice in Language Studies. Vol. 2. – 2012. – № 11. – P. 2384-2397. 2. Izard, Carroll E. The Psychology of Emotions / Carroll E. Izard. – Springer Science & Business Media, 1991. – 452 p. 3. Kövecses, Z. Metaphor and Emotion / Zoltän Kövecses. – Cambridge University Press, 2003. – 223 р. 7 СТРУКТУРНО-СЕМАНТИЧЕСКИЕ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКИ ЛЕКСИЧЕСКИХ ЕДИНИЦ СО ЗНАЧЕНИЕМ ‘TREE’ В СОВРЕМЕННОМ АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ Е. Г. Булыгина Кандидат филологических наук, доцент, Ю. С. Глебова студентка, Северный (Арктический) федеральный университет имени М.В. Ломоносова, г. Северодвинск, Архангельская область, Россия Summary. This article is focused on structural-semantic characteristics of the nouns with the meaning ‘tree’ in the modern English Language. The lexical units which are studied in this article
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